Mohamed Salah Signs Two-Year Extension with Liverpool, Rejects €500M Saudi Offer

Liverpool’s star forward, Mohamed Salah, has signed a two-year contract extension, securing his future at Anfield until 2027, the club confirmed on April 11, 2025. The 32-year-old Egyptian rejected a staggering €500M offer from Saudi Arabia, prioritizing his ambition to win more European titles with Liverpool over financial gain, according to BBC Sport. Salah, who has scored 32 goals in 45 appearances this season, expressed excitement about continuing his eight-year tenure with the Reds, where he has already netted 243 goals and provided 110 assists in 392 appearances.
The new deal, which includes a weekly wage of approximately £400,000, ensures Salah remains one of Liverpool’s highest-paid players without taking a pay cut, despite earlier speculation.

Manager Arne Slot praised Salah’s professionalism and believes he can perform at an elite level for years, as the club aims for a 20th Premier League title. Fans celebrated the news with some calling for a statue in Salah’s honor, though others questioned the reported Saudi offer’s validity. With Trent Alexander-Arnold’s potential move to Real Madrid looming, Salah’s commitment offers stability as Liverpool plan to strengthen their squad for future glory.